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Robert H. Knight
Polyamory—the practice of consensual nonmonogamy— does not deserve the support of mainstream American society, proclaims Robert H. Knight in the following viewpoint. Sexuality that occurs outside the conventional marital relationship leads to emotional scars and myriad social ills, including sexually transmitted diseases and broken families, Knight contends. The deep level of commitment and self- sacrifice that monogamous marriage entails provides the optimum environment for a healthy family life, which is the basis of a stable culture, he concludes. Knight is the director of cultural studies at the Family Research Council, a conservative advocacy organization.
As you read, consider the following questions:
1. In Knight’s opinion, what is the rationale behind polyamorous relationships"
2. Why are definable bloodlines and inheritance rights important for civilizations, in the author’s...
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